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DOING BUSINESS 2010

Malawi Doing Business Reforms Slow Despite Improvements

The World Bank Group has released the Doing Business 2010 Report which ranks Malawi 132 out of 183 economies.

Malawi aims to reduce poverty through sustained economic growth and infrastructure development as outlined in the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy (MGDS) 2006-2011. The expected result is to transform the country from being a predominantly importing and consuming economy to a predominantly manufacturing and exporting economy. To achieve this, the Government prioritized six key areas that are the basis for Malawi’s economic growth, namely: agriculture and food security; irrigation and water development; transport infrastructure development; energy generation and supply; integrated rural development; and prevention and management of HIV/AIDS and nutrition disorders.

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